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  • These parts of L.A. barely felt the winter coronavirus surge. Here is why they were spared
    Los Angeles Times
    But in some neighborhoods, the pandemic’s wrath was barely felt. In West Hollywood, Malibu and Playa del Rey, infection rates actually fell, or increased much less than elsewhere, according to a ...
  • Photos: Canyon Rescue
    The Malibu Times
    The LA County Sheriff’s Department Malibu Search and Rescue Team, accompanied by the LA County Fire Department and McCormick Ambulance, came to the aid of a 58-year-old female hiker who
  • Fire Burns About Four Acres of Brush in Malibu
    Firefighters have stopped the forward progress of a fire Sunday that has charred about four acres of brush in Malibu. Dispatched at 4:24 a.m. to the area of Malibu Canyon and Malibu Knolls roads, firefighters stopped the forward progress of the fire at 5:43 a.
  • Civic Center Fire Reported Before Dawn Sunday, Road Closures In Effect
    A fire reported burning in Malibu in the predawn hours of Sunday, Feb. 28, has been knocked down, according to the LA County Fire Department. The department remained on scene
  • Malibu, CA Coronavirus Updates & News For February 28
    Latest coronavirus headlines from Malibu, Los Angeles County and across California: CA Could Get 1.1M Johnson & Johnson Vaccines In The Next 3 Weeks; CA Colleges Slowly Begin Vaccinating Faculty, Students — But Likely Won’t Require Immunization;
  • More Santa Ana winds in Southern California are on the way
    Los Angeles Times
    Gusts could reach 50 mph in the San Fernando and Ventura County valleys and along the coast, with gusts of 40 mph possible between the Hollywood Hills and Leo Carrillo Beach in Malibu, he said.
  • Horse racing newsletter: Some great performances on the Derby trail
    Los Angeles Times
    BLAME IT ON KITTY lagged well behind early and never got involved. Winner–Malibu Mistress B.f.3 by Malibu Moon out of Winter Forest, by Forestry. Bred by Stonestreet Thoroughbred Holdings LLC (KY). Trainer: Jeffrey Metz. Owner: CNG Racing Stable and ...
  • Real Estate newsletter: A busy week for billionaires
    Los Angeles Times
    It was another wild week of winners and losers. WhatsApp founder Jan Koum picked up his second Malibu beach house (right next to his other one, which he spent $100 million on in 2019), while mall ...
  • High School Sports Allowed To Resume As COVID-19 Case Rates Decline In California
    High school sports can now resume, even if their home counties remain in the purple, or widespread, tier of reopening, under new guidelines released by the California Department of Public Health.
  • Hailey Bieber spotted walking her dog on Malibu beach
    She’s a Mali-boo. Hailey Bieber spent her Saturday along the Malibu sands taking photos for an upcoming project. Paparazzi snaps showed the model and wife of Justin Bieber, 24, wearing a colorful skirt,
  • Biden begins tackling COVID-19 in his first days in office
    Los Angeles Times
    President Joe Biden began addressing the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday, signing 10 executive orders to expand testing and vaccine access, invoking the Defense Production Act, and setting new travel restrictions, according to CBS News. “We’re entering ...
  • Share your story: Student Press Freedom
    Los Angeles Times
    We’re calling on student journalists everywhere to share stories about the critical role that student media plays in covering our communities and the need to protect student newsrooms! Your story should somehow convey the importance of student press ...
  • More Santa Ana winds are on the way in Southern California
    Parts of Southern California are bracing for another round of potentially damaging Santa Ana winds that could take out trees and power lines and elevate the risk of fire. Locally gusty northerly
  • More Santa Ana winds in Southern California are on the way
    Parts of Southern California are bracing for another round of potentially damaging Santa Ana winds that could take out trees and power lines and elevate the risk of fire.
  • Opinion: Substitute teachers deserve our recognition
    Los Angeles Times
    That is what substitute teachers at every school in the Huntington Beach Union High School District have had to do ever since the second semester began. In a furor that has involved everyone from district leaders and teachers to students and parents ...
  • Opinion: The tokenization of LGBTQ+ figures in rom-coms
    Los Angeles Times
    For years, LGBTQ+ advocates and allies have called for popular streaming services such as Netflix to produce and carry more inclusive romantic comedies. Such advocates have called for films with characters that deviate from the typical character makeup see ...
  • Pioneer Orchestras premiere first online showcase with new application
    Los Angeles Times
    The Pioneer Orchestras debuted their virtual fall performance, developed through the new application, Upbeat Music on Nov. 10, 2020. Before the app’s discovery, orchestral playing was conducted through Zoom which usually resulted in mismatched attempts ...
  • Horse racing newsletter: We’ll miss you, Arlington Park
    Los Angeles Times
    Hello, my name is John Cherwa and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter as we get a handicapping lesson from Rob Henie. Before we get to our regular features, there was a completely ...
  • Measuring Welfare: Goodbye GDP
    Los Angeles Times
    For years, measuring economic welfare has been pretty straightforward. Classic economics obsess over a single value: gross domestic product. Luckily, economic paradigms are shifting, and experts are beginning to look beyond GDP to determine national ...
  • Is Goat Grazing the Answer to Malibu’s Brush Problems?
    It’s a collective effort. This is a dire problem Malibu has to start facing in the spring and early summer so that by fall we’re clear.” State Senator Henry Stern, currently the chairman of the CA Senate Natural Resources & Water Committee ...
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